These came in a fast amount of time, also they were packaged very well and so cute. Nothing was damaged and the succulents were very good sizes! My guest loved them as a gift.

I ordered these "Rosette Only" for my wedding favors. My wedding is on September 19th, I ordered them early so I can make sure they were replanted correctly and survived prior to the wedding. I figured out of the 64 some would not make the journey safe to my home, 11 did not really look to well. Also, there were 8 burgundy ones, (only one looked healthy) that really did not look like succulents at all. They are not even pictured in the ad. Needless to say, these did not do too well, only one looked good, and I decided to not use this one, because it really did not look like the other succulents at all. Also, the order did not come with any of the purple or blue hued succulents, which I wish they had. But honestly, once all the others were replanted, they all turned out beautiful! Really I love them! You really need to take out the box right away, give them water, give them life! They made beautiful favors! My future husband, and I call them our love children! Beautiful end product!

Even though they arrived in bad condition, I didn't send them back. I thought I could save them but most of them died anyway. They were really too small to begin with. My mistake.

I will forever order my succulents from this small business on Amazon. This is my third order from them and each one has been amazing on their end! Shipping in a timely manner and the plants are packaged well. Ups likes to shake the plants all around so dirt all around and outside of the main box is to be expected! I just pull out my soil bowl and replant them the same day I get them and water if needed then I acclimate them to the outside sun. This batch is going to be included in a succulent party I'm doing for an event. I know they will be very popular and lots of pretty colorful ones in this batch! 💚

I am writing this review as an experienced succulent grower and collector. I bought this set of 20 plants on a whim to see what I got, and overall I would say I am not disappointed. This is a good collection for the beginner succulent enthusiast, or for someone looking to gift these.

I have attached pictures of the plants I received. After looking into the seller's website and doing some research, I was able to identify the 10 varieties they sent me as the following, from right to left (see picture):

1. Echeveria 'Green Goddess'
This is a cute little rosette plant with chubby leaves; it arrived in very good condition with no damage. I have not previously encountered this species and find it to be a charming addition to the crowd.

2. Echeveria 'Domingo'
I had a hard time identifying this one at first but it is the only white rosette the company lists on their website. They are quite fragile but beautiful to look at - extremely pale!! I love them; they're a great addition to my collection.

3. Echeveria derenbergii
These are cute, compact blue-ish rosettes with red tips. They are very aesthetically pleasing and came in good condition with a few damaged leaves that were easily removed when re-potting.

4. Pachyphytum hookeri
Great little chubby plant; I received two in very good condition, just a little under-hydrated but that's likely a result of shipping. It was nice to receive a couple of plant varieties outside Echeverias :)

5. Echeveria Perle von Nuernberg
This is a common one but always nice to have on hand for gifts or decorating, etc. I received two very vibrant and beautiful plants with no damage.

6. Echeveria elegans aka "Mexican snowball"
This is a pale green rosette with a powdery white coating of farina; they are very pretty. The two I received have a few broken leaves but those were easily removed when re-potting.

7. Echeveria 'Sleepy'
This is a small, emerald green variety that I find to be very cute, and significantly different from the rest of the Echeverias received. My only note is that the two I received seemed a bit etiolated (stretched due to insufficient light), and the leaves pop off with very little contact, making re-potting a pain. However, this is another new addition to my collection that I appreciate.

8. Echeveria blue atoll
This is a pale blue-ish green rosette with long, thin, finger-like leaves that curl upwards. The two plants I received had a few dead leaves and were floppy from dehydration, but I expect them to recuperate with a good watering.

9. Graptopetalum paraguayense aka "Ghost Plant"
I was a little bummed at the etiolated state of the ghost plants I received. They are not in great condition so I ended up cutting off the heads and am currently trying to root them. The leaves are good to use for propagation.

10. Senecio cephalophorus 'Blazing Glory'
These were not in good condition when they arrived. This one was hard to identify because I thought it was an Echeveria at first, but it's actually a rosette-forming Senecio. I am not familiar with this plant but I received one that was on the verge of death (it has 3 viable leaves left) and one that had dead leaves and looked pretty sad. I'm not impressed with either of these plants but will delight in bringing them back to health :)

Final Note: The plants were packaged very well to ensure they were not damaged during shipping, though some jostling occurred. Most were received in good condition. I did notice that the shipping box seemed to have gotten very hot during transit, as most of the plants were saggy and dehydrated when received. They survived the trip though and should be looking good in a couple weeks!